New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
CHICAGO DEMOCRATS DOWN ONAN4RCHY


THE RESPECTABLE MEMBERS OF THE PARTY READY
TO VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
CHICAGO April (Spcciar.-The Socialist leaders
protesting great confidence in their cause They are al
ready eagerly forecasng the personnel Of the city depart
mcnts Their expectations c,ntIe on reorganization OF
the police force The Socialist faction has not forgotten
the night of the Haymarket massacre
"EbersOld. Bonhcld, schaaok AMI the other officers
must CO." they say "bccausc they opposed to the
fundamental principles Of great party; because we
retain in Office who responsible, directly
indirectly. for tho suforings Of the men who now
languish In the Cook County Jail"
The candidates preserve prudent silence the sub
ject Their silence is construed act acquiescence
in the subject aud the and Tile, the dy naners the
bomb-throwers and upholders of the red flag are
in high CLEO the OF spols and confusion
which might follow the election OF their ticket. The
of the city have however forgotten the Hay
nrket r.9L ne ponce ana neeh were pSiu on S
and every side could they be heard discussing the PC
GSlieS o. S ner ,he unanimous cry In
every department the demand is for Roche as against
Nelson. Chiefs OF departments heads OF bureaus ana
clerks are all OF the Republican ticket Every
Democrat OF principle Is out for Roche and reports from
the various wards Indicate that he will receive fourhs
Of the Democratic vote
Labor leaders changing their tactics somewhat The
Democratic candidates for Aldermen have no central
committee 10 back them this juncture There Is no
campaign fund In existence How 10 procure Az pay
for tickets and pedders has become serious question
A way ont OF the dilemma is suggested by the labor
people they offer trade a few Aldermen and town OH
GERS TO make Of the big prze-the Mayoray 1t Is
ilvl OF the Mayors office and will help impecl-
return FOR their influence in behalf OF Nelson.
Charles Kern president Of the Cook County Democratic
Club has been primed for an onslaught Oh Mayor HAITI
for several days. He said to-day:
for Mr. Roche and the Republican ticket as the only
sac to DO just The opposite Of Mr. dictate.
found il with I'M the socialists when day
The Democratic "scarching" committee are still
hunting for some dissatisfied Republicans to come around
ana confer regarding ctIens ticket MANY or one oS
prominent Democratic Aldermen. who have always sup
ported Harrison have written letters similar IN tone 10
that OF Collector Onshan. saying they cannot work Tor
anarchy and must vote the IcpuhNchn ticket
stated this evening good authority that the 80
caist Dixon called on Mayor Harrison late ms ater-
with an important proposition Dixon SAM II tn
Mayor would support Nelson me later, Giec,en'
agree not to dismiss Inc present heais OF lie p" "
fire departments and the Controller; or, 10 NJ tH"se
condition was that Inspector Bonned should be DIS
charged account Of the open hostility OF the labor
people 70 him. Mayor Harrison IS said dit not give
decided To the proposal When asked aLon 1t AL
he would say was :" Wouldn't It he good thing for
Chicago 10 follow tina plan r. At present there seems
10 be little probability OF the Democrats geiung any Kht
Of ticket IN the field and is believed that all the decent
members OF the party Will vote for Roche
number OF prominent German lrader have agreed to
support Roche decision which Will affect thousands OF
Gcrman-Ameriran votes in his favor Nr Brandt an old
Democratic warho'se called upon Mt Kern this morn,
TO the chairman OF the cook County DE hoci"ir
club 10 throw his influence IN favor 81 kocue ker siI
he was doing 81 am glad OF that" remarked Mr.
Brandt Harrison ha, eternay damned himself In TIE
public enemies who seeking OH under e fouso Ae
red flag l. Infamous. We must cr ISL anarchy now. .
A the headquarters OF the Police Department the ON
OF the central detail were quietly standing IN RANKS
fr roll call when chief of Police Frederick l. Eperso!i
uuc vpecedy entered the guard room. He spoke rev
words In unGcrtone 10 Lieutenant flizpatrlck ana
then voice fun Of suppressed feeling addressing tAe
ranks said:
Men Tuesday want yon 10 remember The iourlh 81
Think - ihe men who f1rv The bomb and Xrh your
put Ots Vote every one o you
and vote for law order There u no politics IN THIS hRht
II ], Tor goycruin-uI Ii IS as"st Anarchy IL - io1 40"
and order.
when the chief ceased. the order To break ranks was
UNDECIDED. For n moment not "A man stirred Iheh re-
prcss Of the imperative rule requiring them 70 ~
10 their beats. the salWart men IN plue coWe1
aru4 ud The speaker. "Aolialu-: q" We Will, We VIII.
That's RI ht' IT, AGAINST Anarchy" thief EheI
sold ,eemcd much aetatcd AMI gave each OF the men
drew TO their duty.